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The 90° banked turnaround produces a bit of "sideways airtime".

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Fury 325 Carowinds

Blacktip shark.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Explorer's Reef SeaWorld San Antonio

...And drop them into a big hole.

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Oblivion Alton Towers

The track reaches a height of 45.7m at the top of the lift.

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Medusa Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

The corkscrews pass over the centre of a main midway.

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Corkscrew Cedar Point

At 52 degrees, it is the steepest passenger railway in the world.

by Parkz, 8 years ago

Scenic Railway Scenic World

The higest point of the ride.

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Tidal Wave Thorpe Park

Plenty of vertical construction at the main site.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

AquaLoop Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast

The only thing missing is Bart in the window writing lines.

by ThemeTendo, 10 years ago

Universal Studios Hollywood

The elevator you'll be riding in.

by Gazza, 2 years ago

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Disney's Hollywood Studios

In a Parkz exclusive, we can offer the first glimpse (literally) of the trains used on Jet Ski Rescue. They feature a contoured, tapered saddle (like a real jet ski) an a U shaped padded lap bar (Best described as an upside down version of the restraints seen on Superman Escape. Importantly, the trains seats feature a permanent backrest (Similar in Style to those used on an Intamin Aquatrax) rather than a sliding backrest as seen on Mick Doohans Motocoaster.*Note: These photos were taken from a distance with a zoom. The photographer did not open, nor enter the shipping container.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

Check out those sexy curves. Gravity Wave is shaping up to be one of Australia’s best waterslides.

by Luke, 8 years ago

Gravity Wave Funfields

Star Trek: Operation Enterprise is a launched 'semi shuttle' coaster, the first of its kind built by Mack Rides.

by Coaster Hipster, 8 years ago

Star Trek: Operation Enterprise Movie Park Germany

The doors open as the cabins move slowly through the loading area.

by Luke, 8 years ago

Melbourne Star Observation Wheel Waterfront City

The 3d comes from chroma vision glasses given to guests that make the 2d painted blacklight set pieces appear to pop out.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Pirates of the Wildwoods Morey's Piers

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Planet Snoopy Canada's Wonderland

Even the roof is themed like the green Lego "base boards".

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Brick Party Legoland Japan

Located in Toontown.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Donald's Boat Tokyo Disneyland

The end of the show.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

World Of Color Disney California Adventure

The lift hill is missing and a piece, and it's a safe bet it's not because they want to make it a shuttle coaster.

by Parkz, 8 years ago

Orphan Rocker Scenic World

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